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State v. Williams

Citations

  • 162 Wash. 2d 177

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  • holding classification of underlying offense is not essential element of bail jumping
  • viewing jury instructions as a whole to confirm sufficiency of to-convict instruction, while rejecting classification ofunderlying crime as an essential element of bail jumping
  • turning to a statement of probable cause that accompanied the information only after reaching the second prong of Kjorsvik
  • challenge first raised on appeal
  • challenge first raised on appeal

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Judges: Johnson

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